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<p>(Brooks &quot;http://www.gracegems.org/Brooks/precious_remedies_against_satan.htm" Precious Remedies Against Satan's Devices")<br>
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  Ah, what <strong>a sea of blood</strong>, of <strong>wrath</strong>, of <strong>sin</strong>, of <strong>sorrow </strong><br>
  and <strong>misery</strong> — did the Lord Jesus wade through for your <br>
  eternal good! Christ did not plead, "This cross is too <br>
  heavy for Me to bear; this wrath is too great for Me to<br>
  lie under; this cup of suffering, which has in it all the <br>
  ingredients of divine wrath, is too bitter for Me to sip <br>
  of — how much more to drink the very dregs of it!" No! <br>
  Christ does not plead the difficulty of the service — but <br>
  resolutely and bravely wades through all! "I gave My <br>
  back to those who beat Me, and My cheeks to those <br>
  who tore out My beard. I did not hide My face from <br>
  scorn and spitting." <em>Isaiah 50:6. </em>Christ bears . . .<br>
  His Father's wrath,<br>
  the punishment of your sins,<br>
  the malice of Satan, <br>
  the rage of the world,<br>
  and sweetly and triumphantly passes through all.<br>
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  Christ has freed you from . . .<br>
  all your enemies,<br>
  the curse of the law,<br>
  the damnatory power of sin, <br>
  the wrath of God, <br>
  the sting of death, <br>
  the torments of hell.<br>
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  "Since we have these promises, dear friends, let us<br>
  purify ourselves from everything that contaminates<br>
  body and spirit, perfecting holiness out of reverence<br>
  for God." <em>2 Corinthians 7:1
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